-The NFL’s edition of The Apology Tour starring New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, Denver Broncos head coach Vic Fangio, Buffalo Bills quarterback Jake Fromm and whether the league is ready for an objective, un-filtered discussion of world issues in the Gridiron Blitz (3:00-25:00)

-Major League Soccer’s return to team training and the tense negotiations between the league and the MLS Players Association with audio from Atlanta United president Darren Eales and player Jeff Larentowicz in the Original Free Kick (25:00-34:00)

-The National Basketball Association proposed plans to return with a concluded regular season and new playoff format in the Backdoor Cut (34:00-46:00)

-The continued impact of the coronavirus in the world of sports particularly the opening of training facilities for MLS and NBA teams, announced returns for NASCAR and LPGA, monitoring of the Korean Baseball League by North American sports leagues (4:00-10:00)

-The NFL Draft, particularly the quarterbacks selected, Andy Dalton signing with the Dallas Cowboys and the death of Don Shula in the Zone Blitz (10:00-30:00)

-The “Last Dance” documentary on the Chicago Bulls particularly the lack of love for the Detroit Pistons and Isiah Thomas, the impact of the “Dream Team” on international basketball, the pains of growing up as a New York Knicks fan, understanding Michael Jordan’s first retirement and whether we should care about the political and activist desires of athletes (30:00-55:00)

In this edition of The Sports inquirer Show, we recap the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft including the controversial selection of quarterback Jordan Love by Green Bay, what it means for Aaron Rodgers, the landing spots of quarterbacks Joe Burrow, Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert and whether the Falcons selection of corner back A.J. Terrell was correct.